Warhammer: Just unified the Empire, you said it was 40K

Chapter 379 Call Me War Commander
Sisleyn stared at the enemy before him.

Rush!
It seemed as if the emperor's voice had reappeared in his mind.

"there!"

"over there!"

Is the emperor about to rise up?
Sisleyn sensed that the Emperor's voice seemed different.

The emperor should be able to stand up soon.

However, the current emperor has not yet risen to power; this is merely a trend.

Time waits for no one.

The emperor sat on the golden throne, but in truth, the moment he sat there, he was already completely dead. At least, that's what all the powerful races believed. What sat on the golden throne now was just a lifeless corpse, devoid of any future.

Before the effects of the gamma world arrive.

The Emperor is unable to see the current state of the entire galaxy. He is like an old man with 1,000 degrees of nearsightedness, sitting on the golden throne, only able to see a centimeter in front of him. He is also unable to personally command the battlefield. His consciousness is chaotic. Even when Guilliman met the Emperor and listened to his voice, he would fall into a coma after only hearing a few words. Only afterward could he recall what he had talked about with the Emperor based on his impressions.

As he relinquished some of his power, it seems he traded something again from the world beyond the stargate he had once infiltrated.

These traded items allowed the Emperor to operate in the Warp, but at the same time, the Emperor inevitably paid a price.

The question is whether this price is truly worth it.

"here!"

"Follow the master."

These ruins are the birthplace of the Four Chaos Gods and the Eight-Pointed Star of Chaos.

This place once erupted with unimaginable spatial power, tearing apart the entire subspace, but it was healed again. Even the most familiar Chaos Gods would encounter accidents here. Every place here is a sixth-ring world comparable to Slaanesh's Palace, and every place can annihilate the soul of a living person.

Even chaotic demons must avoid certain secret fires that suddenly appear.

When the people on the Gamma Fleet arrived at the territory where the four Chaos Gods were born, the feeling of being touched in their birthplace instantly attracted the attention of the four gods.

The Four Gods suffered a great loss in the real universe and had nowhere to vent their anger, but then someone came to their warp territory. Is this a sign of disrespect, or what?
After the gazes of the four Chaos Gods fell upon him, in the cloud-shrouded area above the Crystal Labyrinth, Tzeentch seemed to be licking his wounds. His scepter, which had been shattered, was now broken into countless pieces in his hands, and even his attempts to piece it together were only to create a rough outline.

The double-headed eagle's gaze sweeps across the real universe.

Then they turned their attention to the deepest part of the subspace.

I told you, everything is going according to plan.

The Lord of the Gamma World, the Destroyer of Chaos, has entered the Land of Eternity, which will become the place where he buries his enemy.

Just like Horus.

Countless plans popped into Tzeentch's mind.

These plans seemed to be part of his scheme from the very beginning, as if he had orchestrated the other party's stepping onto the altar. Tzeentch seemed to be constantly reminding himself that this was all part of the plan, something he had originally intended to do.

However, Sisleyn ultimately followed his own plan and stepped into the place he wanted him to go, becoming the servant he intended to control.

"He will become Horus!"

Tzeentch, the master of all changes, knew that no one could resist the power bestowed by that altar. It was addictive; once you started, you were completely bound to the warp and could never escape this world.

Khorne's gaze fell upon the Eternal Land.

His mouth split open, as if he had seen the most joyful thing. For Kong Nen, nothing was more satisfying than fighting these people. Moreover, in the real universe, he had a not-so-intense battle with Sisleyne, but on the altar, on the Eternal Land, he could let his opponent experience his power to his heart's content.

Nurgle, having just had his backyard burned down and now having no one to vent his anger on, learned that the guys who had fought with those in the real universe had all logged into the Eternal Land. Now, he could take revenge on both his old and new grudges.

As for Slaanesh, it was because he discovered the Eldar Ark world and was frantically and greedily absorbing the souls of those Eldar Arks, so that the Eldar Death God Yuna received fewer souls, allowing Slaanesh's power to continuously grow stronger. These Eldar souls allowed him to replenish his authority, and at the same time, the other demons of this period did not have time to pay attention to her.

As the war continued, the entire subspace was in an uproar.

If we include the billions of demons in the Eternal Land beyond the Stargate, then the number of demons eyeing the people of the Gamma World would exceed tens of billions, or even hundreds of billions.

Even a demon is a formidable opponent for mortals in the real universe.

Now, with so many demons appearing, even the mighty Royal Guard is a formidable opponent. They not only have to contend with the Chaos Demons, but also with the forces behind them.

They will attract other chaotic evil gods and demigods to their doorstep.

Time is running out for the Gamma World.

"Do you need our help?"

"The Emperor has given no orders!" The Supreme Grand Master of the Grey Knights, Cardo Diego, was a legendary figure. He was appointed to the position after the death of his predecessor and, during his ascension ceremony, he killed a demon prince with his bare hands.

Due to a ritual error, his soul was banished to the warp, but he survived there through sheer willpower and continued to hunt demons, even injuring the Khorne army.

At this time, the Grey Knights he was leading, who had been exiled in the subspace, had not received any orders to provide support, so they themselves were unsure whether to support the enemy. However, it seemed that the enemy was still holding on.

"The Emperor's idea is to wait for the Four Gods to leave their homes before going to their houses to pull off another heist."

Previously, when the Four Gods were in the subspace, they sneaked in, pulled off a heist, and then came out. Now, as long as the Four Gods come out again, they dare to pull off another big heist against them.

To keep the four gods constantly on high alert, whenever they leave their bases, we should launch a surprise attack; whenever they leave, we should make their bases fall into other hands.

This is what the Grey Knights are going to do. After all, if they can't take down the Four Gods, can't they take down their businesses?

The destruction of the Four Gods' businesses was a worthwhile outcome.

The reason they struggle to achieve anything in the warp is that the Four Gods never even set foot in the area. They always stay at home, and when the Four Gods finally venture out, the other gods will definitely try to raid their territory first.

Moreover, it's practically impossible for them to actually confront the Four Gods head-on.

They don't have that ability.

They'd be doing well to compete with those demon princes and demon kings, but when it came to the four great evil gods of chaos, they were still no match.

"We can only remind them."

Let's give them a heads-up first; whether they can escape is another matter entirely.

After all, this is the territory of the Four Gods, and even the emperors of the past sneaked in here.

Their blatant intrusion into the territory of the Four Chaos Gods was truly audacious, and indeed, quite difficult to contend with. The Four Chaos Gods were not so easy to deal with.

Especially in subspace.

The real universe.

somewhere.

"The Four Gods have issued an order, my lord. The Four Gods have appointed you as the War General of Chaos, to lead all the Chaos Demons into the Human Empire. However, before you can invade the Human Empire, you must first enter the Gamma World and destroy its core."

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Huron listened to the Chaos Wizard's prophecy, his face filled with displeasure.

For him, betraying the empire was because the empire's power structure could no longer allow his ambitions to grow. He had to betray the empire to gain greater military power and become a higher leader.

What he wanted was an army of his own, not a chaotic army that bossed him around telling him what to do and what not to do.

That will only make him disgusted.

"My lord, it is the command of the Four Gods!"

"Don't tell me whose orders you gave!" The red pirate Blackheart Huron immediately grabbed the twisted head of the Chaos Wizard. Having once received the blessing of Chaos, he truly looked down on a mere Chaos Wizard. "And don't tell me what you want to do! Let me tell you, everything belongs to me, the Warmaster, not to any of you Four Gods."

"In a sense, I am on equal footing with the Four Gods."

The ruthless Huron discarded the Chaos Wizard.

But the Chaos Wizard was not angry; he just had a mocking look on his face, as if he was mocking Huron's overestimation of his abilities. "You are a Warmaster?"
Even that arrogant and conceited Abaddon has been killed.

You want to be on equal footing with the Four Gods? Why don't you say that the Four Evil Gods are barely on equal footing with you?

Another megalomaniac.

But that’s fine.

The fact that humans possess such megalomaniacs speaks volumes.

"Yes, my lord."

"Call me Warlord!" Blackheart Huron has always been chasing the pinnacle of power. In the past, Blackheart Huron was just a small pirate warband, but with the fall of Abaddon, the Black Legion and the Chaos Legion needed a leader.

He believed he was fully capable of becoming a leader and leading the Chaos Warband to victory. However, like Abaddon, he would not acknowledge Chaos. Chaos could only be used by him, and it could never control his destiny.

Chaos was merely an aid that helped him land in the galaxy and reignite the galactic war.

He will eventually abandon that chaos.

(End of this chapter)